Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday recorded her statement for the third time before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper. She reached the federal agency's office in central Delhi at 11 am accompanied by her children Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi. The session began around 11:15 am by a team of investigators that includes the main probe officer and a person who takes down statements dictated by Gandhi on a computer. Priyanka Gandhi is staying back at the 'Pravartan Bhawan' ED headquarters in order to provide any assistance or medical care to her mother like the earlier times. The 75-year old Gandhi has been questioned for over eight hours during the last two appearances, where she faced close to 65-70 questions. The questioning is expected to end Wednesday with the agency putting across a set of another 30-40 questions to Gandhi. The questioning pertains to the charge of alleged financial irregulari
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Congress president Sonia Gandhi was interrogated by the ED for six hours on Tuesday
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ED questioned Congress President for over six hours on the second day of her appearance in a money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper
Sonia Gandhi, who was questioned for 2.5 hours before lunch and rejoined after a break, had reached the ED office in central Delhi around 11 am accompanied by her Z+ armed security and her children
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